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Priorities USA

Manager, Partner Programs

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Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
90K-110K Annually
Mid level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
90K-110K Annually
Mid level
Manage day-to-day partner relationships and program operations for outreach and partnerships. Own logistics for briefings and trainings, maintain ecosystem research and trackers, support business development pipeline, and coordinate cross-functionally to ensure senior leaders are prepared and partner programs run smoothly.
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About Priorities USA

Priorities USA runs effective, large-scale digital voter mobilization and persuasion campaigns in key battleground states. We invest in cutting-edge research and data, build tools and training to grow progressive power, and work in close partnership with movement allies to counter disinformation and mobilize voters. Our work is rooted in the belief that leading online is essential to winning offline.

Position Summary

The Manager or Senior Manager (based on experience) of Partner Programs is the operational engine behind Priorities USA's external engagement work. This role sits at the intersection of partner relationship management, program execution, and cross-functional coordination, ensuring that the Director of Outreach, Partnerships & Growth and the Chief Impact Officer are fully equipped and supported in every external interaction, and that the programs and systems that sustain Priorities' partner ecosystem run smoothly and consistently.

This is a role for someone who thrives on getting things done behind the scenes, takes pride in making senior leaders more effective, and is energized by the complexity of managing multiple work streams across a fast-moving political environment.

The ideal candidate is highly organized, politically fluent, and equally comfortable drafting a briefing doc, managing a training recruitment pipeline, or synthesizing ecosystem intelligence into a clean one-pager.

This is a remote position. The role includes occasional travel, and working hours are 10AM–6PM ET regardless of location. We are not currently registered to do business in all locations. In particular, we are not currently accepting applicants based in Florida, Hawaii, Missouri, and Texas due to regulatory considerations.

Responsibilities

Partner Program Coordination – ~35%

  • Manage the day-to-day operations of Priorities' active partner relationships on behalf of the Director — tracking touchpoints, scheduling check-ins, drafting follow-up communications, and ensuring nothing falls through the cracks across the portfolio
  • Build and maintain briefing documents, relationship trackers, and partner profiles that keep the Director and CIO fully prepared for every external meeting
  • Serve as a responsive point of contact for partners on operational and logistical matters, escalating strategically to the Director when senior-level engagement is needed
  • Support the Director in preparing for and following up on coordination tables and coalition meetings — including note-taking, tracking commitments, and drafting action item summaries
  • Help manage the onboarding of new partners into Priorities' ecosystem, ensuring a smooth handoff from initial outreach through active engagement

Training & Briefing Series Operations – ~25%

  • Own the logistics and execution of Priorities' recurring briefing series — managing the content calendar, coordinating across product, research, and paid media teams, handling invitations and attendee tracking, and ensuring a consistent, high-quality cadence
  • Lead outreach and recruitment for multi-audience training tracks, leveraging partner relationships and Priorities' network to drive participation across funder, organizer, and opposition researcher audiences
  • Manage training logistics end-to-end, including scheduling, materials coordination, participant communications, and post-session follow-up
  • Track attendance, engagement, and feedback across training and briefing programs, synthesizing insights for the Director and CIO to inform curriculum and program development

Research & Ecosystem Intelligence – ~20%

  • Maintain Priorities' ecosystem tracker — monitoring the progressive digital landscape, tracking key organizations, and flagging emerging opportunities or gaps for the Director and CIO
  • Conduct background research on partner organizations, prospective clients, candidate camps, and political validators to support external meetings and outreach sequencing
  • Build the prep materials, talking points, and one-pagers the Director and CIO need to show up fully informed in every external conversation
  • Synthesize partner and field intelligence into regular internal updates for Priorities leadership, helping translate ground-level insights into actionable recommendations

Business Development Pipeline Support – ~15%

  • Manage the tools and products business development pipeline — tracking prospect status, maintaining CRM records, coordinating follow-up, and ensuring relationships move through the process efficiently
  • Draft pitch materials, capability one-pagers, and partner-facing collateral in coordination with the Director and product leads
  • Coordinate handoffs from initial partner conversations to product and revenue leads, ensuring a seamless transition and consistent partner experience
  • Relay partner feedback from the pipeline to the product team, helping close the loop between business development and product development

Cross-Functional Coordination – ~5%

  • Serve as the connective tissue between the Director and internal teams — including Flock, digital, research, and communications — ensuring follow-through on commitments made in external meetings
  • Track cross-functional action items and deadlines, proactively flagging risks and keeping relevant stakeholders informed
  • Support the Director in preparing for internal leadership meetings, including agenda development, materials prep, and follow-up documentation

Qualifications

  • 3-4 years for the Manager role, 5–7 years of experience for the Senior Manager role, in political organizing, partnership coordination, campaign operations, digital communications, or a related field
  • Strong organizational and project management skills, with a track record of managing multiple workstreams simultaneously without dropping the ball
  • Politically fluent and deeply familiar with the progressive ecosystem — comfortable navigating coalition spaces, understanding table dynamics, and recognizing the key players at the state and national level
  • Excellent written communication skills — able to draft clean briefing docs, sharp follow-up emails, and crisp one-pagers with minimal direction
  • A natural collaborator who works well across teams and knows when to escalate vs. when to just handle it
  • Detail-oriented and proactive, with a bias toward action and a low tolerance for things falling through the cracks
  • Familiarity with digital advertising, audience research tools, or data products is a plus
  • Commitment to Priorities USA's mission and values, including equity, inclusion, and ethical political engagement

Compensation and Benefits

The budget for this position is $90,000-$110,000 commensurate with experience.

Priorities USA’s competitive benefits package includes 100% of medical, dental, and vision insurance premium covered for the employee and 75% for dependents, a 401K retirement plan with up to 4% employer match, an employer sponsored life insurance policy with a voluntary add on, paid holidays, and flexible PTO. Employees also have access to cybersecurity protection benefits.

Equal Opportunity Employer

People of color, women, people with disabilities, and veterans are strongly encouraged to apply. If you need an accommodation for a disability to apply to this position, please let us know by emailing [email protected].

Application Process Information

Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Applications should include a resume. The hiring process for selected candidates will consist of a phone screen, at-home exercise (compensated), and a set of final round interviews. Most interviews will occur over 3-4 weeks with a target start date in August 2026. 

Priorities USA uses an applicant tracking system that may use automated tools to organize applications. All hiring decisions are made by our team.

This is a cycle based position, ending at the end of 2026.


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